where are DCONF keys saved in file system? [dconf-editor & gsettings]

[kevin_do2]

I currently come across dconf-editor and wonder where dconf keys are saved in Linux systems. I also know that gsettings command can change dconf keys in terminal. For Example:

# gsettings set org.gnome.shell.clock show-date true
# gsettings set com.canonical.indicator.session show-real-name-on-panel false
# gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface clock-show-date true

Where are org.gnome in file system? Where can I get a list of all dconf keys in file system?
Thanks.

[steeldriver]

You can do

dconf dump /

although I *think* that only lists non-default key-value pairs; or

gsettings list-recursively

which seems to list everything.

[heir4c]

And with this command you safe the output direct in a file:

gsettings list-recursively > filename

You can change "filename" in anything you want.

[Dennis N]

I currently come across dconf-editor and wonder where dconf keys are saved in Linux systems.
Thanks.

I assume the settings are stored in:

~/.config/dconf/user

The file command thinks user is data meaning it is binary stuff.

dn@Roxanne:~/.config/dconf$ file user
user: data

It is not human readable.